Counseling, FADS, and Evidence Based Practice

Fads

100

This is the common pattern of introduction of FADs into practice

Burst of popularity 

200

This is the reason FAD's are most common in developmental disability fields

What is vunerability 

300

This is a red-flag seen in FAD research/publications

What is lack of peer-reviewed and bold broad claims of effectiveness 

400

These are common findings in FAD treatments such as chelation therapy, stem cell therapy, and homeopathy 

What is NO evidence or reports on side effects, risks, regulation, and scientific basis

500

How can a provider determine if a "treatment" is a fad based on prior knowledge

What is clinical knowledge in norms, evidence based practice, and independent and peer-reviewed research 

Non-Specific Effects

100

This effect is the report of change in disease/ health based on thinking they have the treatment

What is Placebo Effect

200

This effect is based on behavioral changes for those who know they are in a experimental treatment

What is Hawthorne Effect

300

This effect is based on the experimenter's bias and reflects onto the subjects of the experiment

What is Experiementer Effect

400

This effect is the view of the results based on subjects expectations

What is Expectation Effect

500

This non-specific effect can have negative impact on research and patient health 

What is all the above

Grief

100

These are the 5 stages of grief

What is denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance

200

This is the reponse differences between Men and Women 

What is fight or flight in men and tend or befriend in women

300

KISS stands for what

What is Keep it Simple

Bonus+100 What is honesty, simplicity, silence, and parental leading 

400

This is why understanding grief is important as a clinician

What is guiding patients/ their parents through the stages with appropriate communication. 

500

Why are counseling skills needed in pediatrics now more than before

What is updated UNBHS take parental suspicion away and introduce more suprise diagnosis 

Counseling

100

This is the term for implementing active listening, nonverbal communication, silence, and empathy in counseling

What is Microskills

200

SOLER stands for what micro skills?

What is square facing, open posture, lean in, eye contact, and relaxed position

300

Why is Silence an important counseling tool?

What is allow patient/parents to feel and think and allow you to gather appropriate responses to their question and feelings

400

These are factors that clinicians must be aware of in counseling that can vary

What is cultural and social norms

Bonus- communication styles, cognitive/ behavioral differences, and trauma

500

This is the goal in counseling

What is establishing rapport and trust using active listing to understand and empathize with patients. 

BONUS +200 What is allow clear communication and relationships